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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
sOLVED TEE PROEE.Eu.
Thc presiden; Appoints a collector
for ,hc sixth North Carolina
nISfrsqt
Especial telegram TO the Oispltc

Especial telegram 10 the Oispltcn.l
WASHINGTON, y. g.. Jun li-A- the
result Of TIE efforts of senators Ransom
and Vance and Representative HENDERSON,
the President to-day appointed Carr trliZ".
Esq. Of salisbury, collector OF internal
revenue in the SiAth district Gi North
Carolina.
The situation was lhi.: Either Rocking.
in.ham and GClliHrd counties hll 10 h'
placed in the nov sixth district and col
lccfor Boyd OF the Old F.it1 retained rs
collector, or mlllcr, bad 10 stand os trey
were, cXcQt that Collector DoWd ana
not Collector Boyd was TO be made
the collector. \ fresh alternative, or
rather new proposition, was preferred by
The President TIE appointment oi an en-
rr6N rev officer. This was cutting In"
Cordan knot. and the three members al
Congr - had The man ready IN Nj. Crlire.
Tbus The feeling, of both tho Old collectors
Will BE- spared. The present actl)a I'M
peacLc, The administration al neither, AMI
is Suc 10 give satisfaction TO the people.
MIR. Craipc i, about foriy.fOur years OF
,cc. the son of Hon. Burton Crsisc, for
n,,rlys member 81 Congress from North
Caraiira, and i lawyer and prominent
either. In 1S72 he represented Ro@in
county IA The House OF EeDrtscni itlJeN,
and three years ago declined tue nom.
nation for Congre,, at the hands ot
ihc Democratic convention Of the seventh
district, when nomination was equivalent
.o election. IL Is from the slme tom,
salisbury, as the present CONGRESSMAN, bis
nicnd. JObn :. Henderson. II should have
teen stated above that another difficulty in
the way Of lcttin matters Nt1nd a they
we're was the provision Of the statute which
REQUIRES that The collector OF internal reyc-
uue shall reside iu TIE distn;t for which he
Is appointed. By the recent order the
headquarters are 10 bc transferred from
NrNton to Charlotte, but hints are heard
10 the eject that after awhile the chlei Of
Zee VIII be loc.itd at the collectors home,
where II wa, Ia tae time OF the first col
lCCiOr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
TIE sharp Trial.

by tcIeCrdph o Ino UEpaT'hJ
NEW YORK. June 14.-Ihe tWcnty.iirSt
day Of the Sharp trial opened to-day with
about hali Of the now panel OF $50 ulcsmen
making excuses to the clerk, WAC convinced
thom that only the Court had power u eX-
cU.c.
JUDGE Barrett decided the Vanderbilt
emhracery case by severely occurring the
YOUNG man for hl, fooli,hne>s. The Judge
sid Lat it was evident to him tl1t there
wa, 30 criminal intent on the part Of the
Young man, and be allowed him to 90 with
an aGmonitIon never TO be 50 foolish again.
Tpto reccs, The jury bad not been com
pl,tcd, nut tie vacant seat was filled THIS
afternoon by tn selection u JACQUES k2hn,
furniture dealer. JlmtS VI. Fairchild, the
ninth Juror, was then examined 10y the
{ oi.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
Eiotous Strikers In Cleveland.

lby telegraph 70 the blSpitcu.J
CLEVELAND. o., June I4.-T1e strike on
The ore.CocLs Of the New York. Ponn.gl.
yania and Ohio railroad culminaled IN
lot Ibis afternoon. About a month ago
the men who toad ore into the cars al the
docks struck for two dollars day-lu al.
vance OF twenty five Ccrt>. sine, then
their places have been tillei by c)lOred men
from thc south and foreigners brought
here from Chicago. For fortnight
the wOrknCn have been given police
protection, - the strikers, who are
Irish. have threatened u drive them
ont Of town This AFTERNOON George
Nac'cr. cOi0rcd porter a. The Central
depot. took Superintendent O'Brien, of the
New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio rail-
road. his dinner TO the docks. The
strikers. Who had congrccaied in hrge
num"cr., alurkcd him, and knocking him
down beat bin IN a terrible manner, and
would have killed ban hld they not been
driven aVay by the police. At the
,amc time JOHN Maunn. living on Di-
vision street, started home 10 dinner.
lie is unfolding nrc from vessels,
and is not a striker nor scab. H. was
assaulted Just the same, however, and mad
one ol his les broken. The police called
fcr assistance. ana patrol wagon dH1'd
20 the scene and the officers dispersed the
mob. The railroad company, .rcing That
hoy would have 10 act quickly 10 prevent
bloody scene. loaded their imported col
orcd mcn into train, and, amidst
shower ii BRICK, and ore, started away TO
The subulbs. John JOyce. one OF the men
who a.saulttd N1ctor, has been arrested.
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hALEM FEMALE ACADEMY.
rhc naccaIourca,o and the Essays

Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.
SALEM, y G., June II The eishtv-third
annual commencement OF salem Female
Aoac envy was inausuratcd last night with .
81. ci programme OF vocal ard Instrumental
music, and tie splendid blccaiiurette ser.
mon Nv Rev. John f. Edwards, -. d., OF
DnVile, va, one Of the best sermons for
,uch N occasion | ever listened 10. II y a.
good, II was 3O5c, and It fell on ears at.
tenliye throughout.
Tbs ty,uing The chapel was densely
packed by select audience TO bear ESSAYS
rCsd by the graduating class, which num-
LcTS twcnly.scyen, the largest number ever
graduated in one year. ~ on list evening.
fnc musical programme, vocal and lustru-
mental WAS pr, sentcd, filing intervals be-
tween the soTie, Of essays, four in each
,crits, each essay being limited TO five
MINUTES. ! cannot refer in detail - the
essays, which were u rare excellence,
happy IN conception, fine specimens o.
composition, gracefully delivered, and with
remarkable ,cli-p0sc for such a trying
ordeal. These graduates come from States
reaching from PenusIlTaDiI 10 Texas. The
interest manifested in them was aitCstcd 10y
most magnificent collection Of floral
tribute, of rHc,t native and exotic bloom.
Ilou. X. 4. Aycr>, AtorneN-Gentral OF
NiTeiuia, j. mere. and D., receiving an I'M
usual ovation. He delivers TOMORROW the
diplomas 10 between forty and III Y gradU-
ats in academy aud special departments
Virginia ba> been nobly represented by the
Sueak,Ts she has sent Ms. and they have
Leon cordially received by North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
The Discussion OF the Coercion Bill

IBy Anrl0-Americnn caDIc 70 Inc DI7pAs ~
I Onto June 1f.-ln consequence ~ the
refusal u a section u Parnelli,e. last night
20 listen 10 Tie advice 81 Gladstone, who
suggested thai only wsIghtier point be dis
cussed, little progress was nude in the
House Of Commons with the coe clon bill,
the whole evening being consumed in Dis
cussing twelve lines Of the tith clause. To-
nIghl a number OF scrappy amendments
were proposed and rejected, the Ministers
treating each in the curtcst manner. and
the Liberal leaders refraining from speak
ing. The result Of this absence Of one pIn
Il ntlsck viii he that some OF the worst
proposals OF the bill will escape amend.
ment when cloture Is finally applied Friday
uiuht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15

Manchester. sXc., wsshins,ost slc. Msilo,y '
PINK, 5Xc Mallory Purple, bkc.; simpscn
Mourning. &C.; Simpson Gray. sc. SlmPsys
Black, &c. Harmony, sc. Ashland sona' -
Bleacbed snirtings and sheetngs; IS ss.
i unrie. 81 g.: ~ fsirmont &C.; ~ Pelham Y,
g.; ~ Giadletor, &C.: "a Bsrkor, 7Ac.; -
gniepell. 7Hc : ~ Wauregsn, i0c. I04 10
nadnock. i6s. l0-f Pequot, o. +.
Brown Co,tons: Manchester - A. A., %. y.
e., &c. James Rlyor 70: q. o., - Jsmes
River II. H.. &c.: james River d. d.. 90.
FOREIGN FRUITS AND GAypY.
Candy: o.. per pound A. 10 quality
Lemons: Messina, g. 5Oati. 81 per Dor.
Oranges Jamaica. In cf1ioa. HatL5D' Ds'-
rels. SsaSg: Florida. ~ j0at2jO In boxes ~ 70
quality: hcssbs. s3aS3 20 In boteA
GROCERIES. &C.
Bacon: Ciesr-rib SIDES, * a9Sc. shoulders
ne: Virginia shoulders. ~. Virginia hams
fancy. Hhc.: sugar-cnfed. BAc.: bulk-sidess
SIC. bulk shoulders. sc.
Buckets: Painted, two hoops, r.HatiD;
three hceps. 81 .f0asI.i5.
lrLcms: Two strings, fl.i0afl.D; mres
strines. 81 JOas2. n: -four strings, ssasS.
Baskets: Willow. tLi5ailss per nest; 'pht'
soai5c Ior dozen.
Coffee; Rio. common. i9c.: fair 70 primo.
s2aglc: IaguRyra, &9aG,r. Java. Ha2S,
Candles: Adamantine candies. l0ai0Hc. por
SET 1870. nor pound hali-hozcs. IOc. tallo".
lee.
cheese: Northern and western primo cutting.
iial4HG.; good, ighallG pineapple, 30.
Fish: lle.Iings- Norih Carolina Family Rec,
half.barrcls. i39j; North Carolina Gross.
new. s.: North Carolina Cut. new. $500:
Igstern, tL2A Mackeroi-No. bay, IA barrels,
as: No. ?, IN barre, :, SIS; No. Fat
Rimmcd Nackercl. 81; No. !, IN kits. $50.
No >. IN kits. ti.25: No. 3. small. . JoaS4.
Lard: Prime barrels AMI uefces, IKE;
20 and O-pouud TN cans. &c.
Matches: COS, 65a1oc per pack; sVs, t.I5s
81 nII. -. al 49,
Molasses: Common syrup -l0gsbcads, l3s.
tierces. l5c.; barrels, i7c. Genuine golden
syrup. 20a30c. per gallon; New Orleans primo.
40s45c.
Rice: Carolina. 5ha5Hc.
salt: Liverpool. from store, 81 DaN2j ground
alum. from store. 81 per sacs.
sugar: Crushed. : SC: powderci. SIC. gran
ulated. exc: A. &C.; on A, obc; yellow. %
SIC cut-lo.f. nc.
soap: Common, tsG,{c.; best washing. IVA
5hc.: toilet l5SsOc. ana fancy prices; county,
4a5c.
Teas: Black. s5Nsoc. imperial s5a7oc.; gun
powder. 35aSl.
Wsshboards Wooden. S5c.s;i.ss; zinc, si.sss
s2.2.
HIDES. LEATHER &c.
Hides Green 5a6c. :wet--sIted, =. s7sc dry
salied. l2ai3c dry Clint. l3aljc.
Leather: Rough leather, 2)aSc; ct'y-hnLsh
harnese, 20a&}c. country-fDish harness, "a
sc: rgh, upper, city anish. ta50c. country
finished upper. 9)ai0c. [: hemlock sole, l7asic.
oak sole. 3a3S'.
Tanper's on: Newfoundland cod, 35assc.
gallon: Labrador, 32aSjc. straits. 2DG3sc.
IRON. STEEL. NAILS, &C.
Iron: American refined. Old Dominion ssr,
22.l0c. English and American sheet, 3Ha5Sc,
swedes, hammered. A.. A.. hoop, ta5hc.
Nails: Old Dominion. g. - for standard sire.
Old Dominion steel nails, ia40.
PIough-C astings: Wholesale, Sc. (; reJaii, 70.
per pound.
ROO: Manila, best, ijc. 4: iute, 7Hasc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
VHE AIM OF OUR LIVES HAS

VHE AIN OF OUR LIVES HAS
Loen 20 produce and sell Clothing, ready for
immediate use, that in all the essential re-
quiremeEts Of modern IDEAS meet the views Of
men who dress we'll, men Of taste, mon who
understand aud appreciate tho telling points
in pericctGtiing garment Tho vast bust
noss that by persistent effort we have built up
in nre Ready-Made Clothing il to US con-
vlrcing proof that our aim in this directlonhas
long since been reached; but wo were not
satisfied, even when We realized that We had
reached the highest point Of perfection in the
nt and finish Of nno Rcady-Mado Clothing It's
a dangerous feeling, that Of perfect saiislac-
ton with the results II ones labors. When
men rest on their oars" their energies be-
como siagrant, their ambition cloggei. There
Is no such thing as business standing SILL
is got to keep moving ono way or the other;
It is bound to either progress or rotrograde.
Therefore, when We reached the high standard
which we had erected as our beacon-llsbt in
the manufacture Of fine and medium-grado
clothing we wanted to see bow low it was pos
siblo to sell such clothing while preserving the
high character Of fabric, cut, make, style, 1T,
and trimmings. The result Is that we are now
offoring-in fact selling rapidly-suits at SIS
each the equal in every particular Of any
merchant tailor can turn out for double that
amount Of money. The immense variety Of
styles and patterns to be found in our house at
This price makes the selection Of a suit al easy
matter, unless, indeed-as it sometimes hap
pens-a atron gets confused from seeing so
many different kinds; but we cannot provide
against that. Our goods are hero to be exc
amir ed and inspected by those who may
honor US with call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
CounitnGtne Cnsh.
~ leIoeraph % be DIspatcn.l

lBy Telegraph 20 ihe DiSl'acu.I
WASHINGTON. June Ill The count Of
tbc cash in the United states Treasury
Ahich is nov in progress has developed
tie fact that the vault capacity T. entirely
inadequate for the safe handling OF silver.
Toe SILVER vault was filed TO its utmost ca
uaciiy some time ago. and there still re.
NAMED about .00o,00 standlId d0'lTS.
which, Tor want OF n better place, were
uilCd IN BAGS "a the passageway leading to
he vault. In taking the c1un. these
Tags had 10 Lc removed to IN outside
hal. where they row remain, protect
cd from outside Interference by nothing
aui pnt-loirA partition. IL Therefore
ha. 10 Doe guarded at al times by wltchmcn
,nrloltd ia i've building. who are armed
I'm revolver, dIlng the day ana with -
graiire.riles during the night. Every
prccauuon has been taken 10 prevent It.
L,iug ,ampered with while IN lis exposed
condition. The count viii last five week.
uore. and The silver cannot be- returned 10
the vault room uuiil that Is concluded. In
be mean time Work j. being pushed on The
new silver vault authorized by the last
congress. II vii have storage caplcity
for hundred million standard dollars. and
wIn probably be ready for use in >cpiem-
bCT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
EIG FIRES IN ST. LOUIS.
over Three Hundred Horses and
Mules Burned.
TBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch. !

10y tclrbTdph to INC DlsphUu'I
81. LOUIS. June IA | o'clock this
morning the large stable OF the lafayette
Brewing Company, on the corner OF CasS
lNeruc md Eighteenth street, was Quilted
by tirr, involving a loss OF about $4,000.
4 hali.dozcn valuable drlught horses were
burned. several teamStcrS and their fami.
lic,. Who ly, Il IN the upper part OF the
,ui,Ging. lost all their effects, they having
themselves only time to escape IN their
night clothes. Almost simultaneously fire
broke ont in the extensive stables OF the
Mound Ci'y Sircet-Car Company, on Glas-
gov ard jefferson avenues. The stables,
valuoG at 50 .0C0. were entirely destroyed.
Three hundrCd and five mules, valued at
So acb, were burned to death. \ large
amount Of feed and 800 sets Of harness
acre also destroyed.
The losses on the Mound City Strcct.Cl~
stables amount 10 $50 c0O-S2j, 600 on IT,
bic, $4,000 on 300 animals. and $4,000 on
lsrL,ss, feed. &c partially insured. The
l,s, fIcm the Lafayette. Brewery stable fire
mo, NJ, 10 2I2.00)-in~urInce $4,000, in
he franklin. jeff rsOn. and Washington
}iutral. -. Louis. and the Washington
nd ihc Man ulacturcrs Mutual, Of Sew
Work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
BROOKLYN Races.
ny telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y NtttBidiu ~ thN DAoPatLJ
NEW YORK, June l4.-Fir,t race-seveu
furongs, tbree-y oar-olds and upwards
SaxOny won; Mark'and second, Valentine
,hlrd. Time, l:2SS
second Iace-hIlf mile, for two.ycar.
olds-Tampa won; Stray Note second, SAL
isGed third. Time, .49}.
Third race-0ne and a sixth mile, thrfe.
yelrolds and upwards-Boaz won; Eurns
second. Dry Monopole third. Time, 1:fJi.
Fourth r1ce-Oue mile and a iurlOng. for
three yearolds aud upwards-The Blrd
Won; Tthe Doe second, Barnum third.
Time, l:jj.
Fifth race BROOKLYN derby. one and a
bali miles-IIanoytr won; Dunboyne se.
cond, BronZemarte third. Time, 2:l3t.
Sixth race-ooe snd one-sxteeuth
niles boctlw won; Florence NJ. second,
Aureole third. Time, l:Ji.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
TnE susr.rE YAcmr-nAcE.
The Course 10 be Around Great Bri.
tain and ireland.

tBy AngIo-American cable 70 the Dispstch.l
LONDON, June IA The jubilee yachi'
race around Great Britain and Ireland wa
begun today.
The yactis were started by The Prince OF
Wales at soutbenJ, 1t The mouth OF tue
Thames.
Tho starters were the Allnc. Scuthhonnd,
Dawn, Dauntl6ss, Geres,1, Anem one,
Mabel. Voauyent. Admits, Ggeodoline,
dGmaid, aud Helene.
~ 4 O'Clock this afternoon the Gcnesta
was leading the other yachts.
Among the twelve yachts Tint started
none was Of 6rst.class reputation except
the Gonesta. Three Others are well known.
however. I bese are the Slcuthhounh, The
Aline. and the Gwendoline. n host Of
craft OF all sizes aud descriptions thronecd
the channel when tue yachts started. m
weather was brilliant acd moderate wind
wa, blowing. TIE racer, after starting.
toat well out into the channel. keeping well
tOeeih,T.
Nothing further has been learned OF the
whereabouts of the yachts, and 1t i be-.
iieved lbey are befogged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
baseball Yesterday.

t'+' WV r''''i" - '''' - 'ieA'.4 i'l
At Baltimore:
Baltimore, ........2 030OS 0-1j
II. ui~..........3 - 002 5 o PIP
Ba,chit>. Barlmorcs. 20; 81. Louis, lG.
Errors, BalimorcS, s; -. Louis, :.
At Philadelphia:
Athletic, ..........0 0 0O1 > % o o.
CleyelanCs .......0 OO3l 20 TX q
Ba,e.bit,: Athletics. S; Cloyeland., II.
Errors: Athletics, 4; Cleyelauds, ,.
At Iltt,buIeh:
Put>bur.hs. .......0 o 1 900 o "A
Dotroit,. o q > % 3N-S
Base hits: Pit,hur-h., Il; Dctroit>,
70. Errors: PIti,burgts, I; Detrolts, ,.
Batteries: Calvin aud Miller; rartc1cll
and Camel
Al New York:
New YoIks.......0 OF / 90 , -
PEihdelphia, ......0 q 1 o | 90 q %
Ba.e hits: New Yors,. \; Phlidel-
php>, 9. Errors: New YorE,. (; Phla.
dclpbias, 4. Batteries: Mltlimore and
Brown; BuAnt0n and Cunning.
~ >t,tou Island
Ndropolilns.......0 l o o o 0 %
Loui>yi.lc>. ........O o 600 o o.
Ba,c-hii>: Mctropoli;ars, S; Louisville,,
s. Errors, Mclropoliians, 1; Louisville, ,.
st tnicqgo:
Chicago. } | ( 0 4N-l9
IrdauaVolis.....OO 90 0 o. /
Ha>c-bii>: CIci-o,, >; indianapolis,
O.. Errors: CbicacoS. :; indianapolis, :.
Batteries: GARRISON and Flint; Morrison
and llat6cit.
st Boston:
Bostors..........111O12O11-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
The Indian CampaiGH.

~ w ~ ~ -
TrceoN. ARIZONA, June IL General
Miles arrived here last night and took per-
sonal charge Of the in0iln campIign' a.,
there j. every appearance Of prolonged
war. suspicion has long pointed to Indian
settlers on the san Pedro RESERVATION a.
b,ing The abettors Of the Sm Carlos feoe,
cades, and Il seems now = be an established
feet that they are 20. They have kept INC
hostiles informed II TO the movements 0!
troops. and have also furnished them WIN
Lors,s 10 AID them IN making their escape
from their purSuCIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
rhe Pnnc on l,arneII.

TyAng;o-Amorcan cable TO the Dispa'ch.l
Lo>DoN, june II - The TimeScorroS pom
dent at Rome LAYS that the Pope has no
s,mpalby with PInclrs Irish campaign,
hut That DO oficll opinion to show how the
Church cgard, The movement has yet been
Given because the energetic pressure
broueb, 10 bear by the majority Of the irish
bishops holds TIE noln!nally CONSERVATIVE
f,pdencic, OF the Vatican in check. The
rcrrc. pondent adds that nothing more J.,
definitely known regarding the question OF
reconciliation between Italy aud the
Vatican or OF TIE establishment by Eng'
band and tie Vatican OF diplomatic rela'
tiOns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15

syl,anIa Salt Works, at Natron,. Pa. or.
lenng them 10 yacatc The company's
hou,Os on or before the dr.t Monday 10
July. II The houses are not vacant at that
timo BE occupants will be forclhy eyicied.
The strikers uen0uBce the action OF the
company In compelling them TO leave the
houses, but, with one or Two exceptions,
have promised 10 move out peice1bly.
There src no indications OF a settlement OF
the trouble. large demonstration OF
strikers will he hcl Friday Might, at which
delegations AZ The knights Of Labor assem-.
Mics from all surrounding towns viii b,
nrcsent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
rne strike in the Coke Regions.
telegraph 10 the Dlspat,n.l


PITTSBURGH. June 1.-THE coke opera
ter. " no have not grained the l2t per cent.
advance in wages 10 their empioye' have
ken no further action in the matter.
Tbere is no intimation vet OF their giving
the adyInce. but they are still maintaining
The position that they have held since The
arbitration. IL is probable that the opera
tors VIII meet to morrow aud confer with
The Blast Furnace men, who viii hold q
meeting at the MOnOnglbela House.
As stated In previous displlchc> thc tnF-
naccmCn have given as their WtimnuH'
that they viii not receive any coke at -,
even II The strike il settled. AZ to-m)r'
rows meeting they are expected to emp 1a'
size This determination 10y formally notify
,ug the coke operators OF bow they stand.
II is argued that this wiil make the opera
tors more united not 10 give IN to the coke
strikers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE IL, 1877.
Yesterday some good sales Of Old and double
old WRAPPERS were reported, AMI there has
teen more or less doing to-day In wrappers.
Spectators have been buying common Tugs
and leaf IN Old stock rs well ~ new, while
manufacturers seem 10 be doing but little buy
ing lately Tho market is firm and strong. AMI
unless very favorable crop reports should pro-
vent there Is a better outlook still ahead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
"Tried by "a Higher Tribunal

10y telegraph 70 IHe DIspaVVH'I
WESTMINSTER. ND, June l4.-Je'sie ID.
Brown lcolored) WAS pIqsd at the bar OF
The Circuit Court OF Carroll county for trial
on Friday last for the murder Of her ne ".
horn child. She was In very feeble health,
consumption having developed Immediately
after her arrest.
She was daily carried from the Jail to the
courthouse. having been unable 10 walk.
This morning Der sister, who attended Il
her, found her dead in bed In her cell. The
fact was reported TO the Court, VINO said
she had been tired by higher tribunal
and cidered the Jury TO be discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
The German Crown Prince.

tBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, June ii The Pail Mall Ga.
zetie prints an interview with DR.. Moreil
Mackenzie, in which the latter adheres to
the opinion that the swelling in the throat
Of the German Crown Prince Is simply a
warty growth. The Doctor authorizes the
announcement that unless some change oc.
ours the Prince will be absolutely restored
"a good health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
Freigkt Robbers Oh the Union
pacifiP.
by telegraph TO he Dispalch.l

10y teltEIhpu 10 tlo bl1phtNu-I
OMAHA, NEB.. June II - the discovery
has been made that conductors and brake
men on the Union Pacific railroad have been
carving outa systematic scheme Of robbery
like lhst EXPOSED some months ago on the
Pcuusl lyania rIilrold. The oliclas have
|ceu suspicious for long time that some
thing Of the Kind was going on. and last
wincr DISCHARGED several men, but they
have been unable 20 get a positive clue.
YESTERDAY \ ear WAS broken open At Centr Il
civ ana goods taken from it. \ telegram
ws> received by an Official here giving a list
II the stolen properly asd also stating that
he thieves had been spotted. Several rob
berries Of Tie same Character have been CON-
milied at Genital City, and it ,eems 'bat the
crews running east from Cheyenne are the
most deeply Involved.